How do I become a court appointed receiver for az and ca

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   Answered by a user January 19, 2010 16:08. With the benefit of have served numerous times either as service provider to or Reciever I'll ask you the following questions:
   
   1. Are you talking about being a Federal or a State Receiver
   
   2. What qualifications do you have to serve as receiver?
   
   3. Why do you think you want to do this?

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2. Answered by a user January 29, 2010 09:52. Federal and State receiver. I have over 20 years experience in Real Estate Finance. Corporate Management and Banking relationships. I addition during the pass 15 years management relationships with Banks in a workout situation . The reason that I would like to do this is the fact that the economy is requiring experienced people to handle adverse situations that recognizes the relationship between the creditors and debtors.

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3. Answered by a user February 20, 2010 09:11. I couldn't figure out how to follow up on your reply to my answer, but it sounds like you have a pretty useful background.
   Unless you already have a good network of corporate work-out people, bankruptcy lawyers (receiverships aren't the same but they always show up), regulators and judges I'd suggest a multi-pronged approach:
   
   1) get yourself a decent receivership oriented resume/brochure. An inexpensive example is at www.courtdirectedservices.com .
   
   2 ) check out http://www.receivers.org/
   
   3) If you haven't already check out the Turnaround Management Association.
   
   4) There are a number of recievership botique shops in California. Google them and try to hook up with them to get some experience.
   
   I don't come to this site very often but feel free to contact me at gv@mba.berkeley.edu.

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